Juliana has been one of the most productive guards in 2026 throughout her career, so I’m a little beyond surprised she has gotten to this point without a commitment. She is definitely capable of helping some of the Midwest’s better NAIA and Division II programs, and she can play on or off the ball. She has good speed & quickness, almost a shiftiness to her game, and she is a fill-it-up scorer who can knock down open jumpers or get into the paint and finish in a variety of ways at odd angles. She’s also a gritty defender and uses her length well to get steals/deflections.

A lot can be said about Juliana Davis Juliana Davis 5'7" | CG Madison Consolidated | 2026 State IN . The senior left it all on the floor this season for the Lady Cubs, becoming one of the very best to ever come through the program. She earned the title of Madison’s all-time steals leader with 374 steals. This comes after joining the 1,000 point club last season. Davis is a relentless defender with high IQ on and off the ball. Her impact isn’t just felt on the defensive end, Davis is a basket beast. She averaged 23.8 PPG, an increase from just over 18 her junior season. She has a nice catch and shoot and can also pull the trigger off the dribble from behind the arc. She’s an ideal point guard, playing with great pace, knowing when to play quick and when to slow down. I also enjoy watching how selfless she is, creating for others with excellent court vision. Juliana ended her season being selected to the HBCA Senior All-District Team. I’d expect more accolades are coming her way.

Juliana has always been a versatile guard who can score it in a variety of ways. Last weekend, however, she was noticeably stronger, absorbing contact better, getting through the lane with greater ease, and finishing at the rim more consistently. She is long and shifty, creative off the bounce, and while she does play with a scorer’s mentality, she does have good vision and is a willing passer.